Is there a spot in the frame where a cable lock could be run through it? Living on the ground floor in the city this is a necessity...
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We used ours last night and I had chance to look at it with your question in mind. The front is pretty much all flat surfaces. You could run something through the handle in the door but a determined thief could just take that off. There are about 12 1/4" ventilation holes on the sides. On the back there is a pretty big opening just under the grill itself and then a hole for the gas line. You could run something through these. FYI, assembly of the base was required. (My husband did it; not an unpleasant task, I gathered.) So, again, a determined thief... I hope this helps you. Good luck!
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If you send your email, I'll send you a picture of the place I think a cable lock would work (the hole where the gas line goes through it).
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Not specifically. However, the hole in the back panel that the gas line passes through may be useful. But, there is no hole in the floor panelto complete the circle.Since the grill comes unassembled, a hole could be drilled in the floor prior to assembly. Hole size depends on cable lock thickness.Or if the cable lock is long enough, you can run the cable thru back of the frame.
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Craig: Yes, you can secure the frame with a cable or chain and lock via an access point behind the grill. The site of it should deter thieves but not prevent theft.. Bob
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I would think so. The cabinet is sturdy sheet metal mounted with screws to the framework. It shouldn't be too hard to drill a couple of holes and run a cable.
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I don't run the cable through the metal security tab. I use chain to secure it to the power pedestal and put the padlock shackle through the security tab. If you want to use cable it will have to have a loop on each end then secure both ends to the security tab with a padlock. My unit is out in my motor home but if I remember correctly the hole is only about 3/8". For what its worth the tab isn't that substantial but it will slow someone down if they want to steal it.
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There are two small holes on each side of the back of the safe ( opposite side where the combination buttons are) so one could possibly could a cable and lock, but the cable would have to be pretty slim. Would still offer more protection this way, but would need to find the right cable.
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Not that I can see how, without undoing one end of the cable. We leave the whole assembly as is and still looks good(we have had it since December last year), it seems to be weather resistant.it seems to be weather resistant.
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There are holes for securing it to a wall. I imagine that you could always drill a hole for a steel cable.
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I don't know how that could happen with the type of locks it has. You may have to put a cable with a lock on it through the bars.
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I do not have the lock mentioned, but the cable looks to be rather small in diameter, I would think it would fit through the lock hole.
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NO, you can throw a cable lock thru it to secure them if needed but it does not itself lock them.
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There are a few holes on the back used for bolting it to the wall, you may be able to use those holes to route your security cable.
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You could run a very thin cable though the holes. I've thought about this myself, and wondered how would I keep the cable from coming back through? Make a loop then clamp maybe? I suppose you could drill the holes bigger or add holes with a heavy duty drill and bit, but I personally would not tamper with a high quality safe like this.
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You would have to drill a hole in the side because a cable attached through a bottom hole would not allow the vault to sit stable which could become a problem in a moment of stress. You never want to be fumbling when needing to access a weapon (if that's what you are using it for). Not enough play once vault is set in place through bottom.
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Hi Martha,If you can avoid running this cable across a rooftop then I would greatly do so. I would opt to run the cable underground if that's a possibility.The exposure to all elements on a rooftop is extreme, and even though VIVO does make a cable that is "outdoor" rated, I would still run the cable through a conduit. Ethernet cable is much more sensitive then Coax cable, so please don't look at both as equal in durability.
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do you have any room to slide it up or down at all? do that and fish the cable thru. I wouldn't prying it off as it might break.
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Yes. Mine is on a 2nd floor window, as that is where I live. Have had no problems.
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No, there is no security slot on the laptop so you wouldn't be able to use a traditional cable lock.
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Not with the included 4ft cable. You would need a 10ft+. It's always best to have a ULock through the front tire and frame of each bike but if your neighborhood doesn't have a lot of bike theft then one lock and two cables would be fine
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I would think with some creativity it could be attached. The cable would be a bit thick to shut in a door with out damage but could be fed in through a window and rolled up most of way shut.